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Hi All
how do I go about having a developer/staging environment with the cloud version? I need a place to create and test workflows, etc. and then need to deploy to cloud
Regards
mark
Hi Mark,
lets say you got a test and staging environment in the Cloud somehow (the only option I can think of are two 10users/10$ instances), how are you planning to move once created workflows, fields and screens to the production?
My point exactly. Seems I can only export and import between projects on same instance
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Out-of-the-box JIRA does not provide any capabilities to migrate configuration. There are several add-ons that fit into that niche for example - Configuration Manager for JIRA is the top add-on in the area.
Unfortunately non of the add-ons work for the cloud due to the technical difference of the cloud platform compared to the on-premise.
This is one of the reasons some people prefer the on-premise or other cloud solutions.
So unfortunately the answer of your question is - no, it is not possible.
Cheers,
Peter T
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Is there any option right now to make a full clone of our Jira Cloud existing Production to Jira Dev Cloud (to have the same workflows, configurations, fields ). If yes, how it works?
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Hi Omid,
at this point there is no other options than the described above. We at Botron are actively working on Configuration Manager for JIRA cloud that will make creating a Testing/Staging environment a breeze.
Watch our marketplace page for updates:
Cheers,
Peter T
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Thanks Peter. I think there is definitely interest in a Configuration Manager for Cloud. Please keep us posted.
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thanks. i though I read somewhere you get an automatic dev license with a cloud account. (0 day expiry is useless for an production app
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found here :https://www.atlassian.com/licensing/purchase-licensing#licensing-7
"Developer licenses are available to existing commercial, academic, and select Starter license holders (not available for cloud products) who wish to deploy non-production installations for use in testing and development of the Atlassian software (e.g. version upgrades, customizations to the software, etc) that should not be done on a live production instance."
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Hello,
it's not a permanent option, but you can export your data from your cloud instance and import them in a server install with an evaluation license (valid for 30 days, extendable to 90). The procedure for the migration is explained here : "Migrating from JIRA Cloud to Server applications".
Another option is to create a new "JIRA on demand" cloud instance also with an evaluation license, but in this case it's only available for 7 days (cf. "Can I evaluate a product for free before purchasing it?" ), following this procedure "How to migrate projects from one JIRA Cloud application to another" .
Best regards,
cm.
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